Beautiful Convergence When it opened in 1930, Singapore’s Capitol Theatre was a glittering picture palace, the crown jewel of Southeast

Taking off from Barcelona, my plane crested a sea of clouds, thick and white like tundra. Here and there, the

Call Me By Your Name was hailed by many at January’s Sundance Film Festival as this edition’s best, and given

Give your film away for free, and you’ll make more money than you ever would selling it to distributors or

Sometimes a logline just calls your name. “A woman snaps under crushing life pressures and assumes the psyche of a

A diehard ski racer, Dave McCoy built the first of his portable rope tows on 11,053-foot Mammoth Mountain 80 years

As the third woman from MovieMaker to attend the Bentonville Film Festival (May 2-7, 2017) in so many years of

“People who don’t love animals don’t love people either.” So says a fishmonger in Istanbul in an early scene of

Our MovieMaker Minute series of videos are brief little nuggets of inspiration and advice from some of our favorite filmmakers.

Our MovieMaker Minute series of videos are brief little nuggets of inspiration and advice from some of our favorite filmmakers.

Climate activists, rejoice: new support systems for environmentalist filmmaking are sprouting up, and there’s one name behind the curtain—Redford. The

Whether you’re a moviemaker, critic or devoted film collector, lovers of cinema can all agree: A Criterion Collection release is

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Jeff Vespa has been the Sundance Film Festival’s official photographer since 2003, a post that gives him the unusual privilege

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You want your film to look like it was dressed by Edith Head or Colleen Atwood, with eye-popping yet believable

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If you’ve seen Ben Mendelsohn onscreen, chances are you’ve been afraid of him. The Australian actor has played some of

It is a truth universally acknowledged that there aren’t any good tennis movies. But why? The sport contains elements that